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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
COMPELLED TO CANVASS.

The Boay-ri oI' conros~cr~ Compelled 10 mecf
Promptly.
The following telegram IL self-explana-
tory and is good news 90 Crystal Falls
people:
LANSING, Mich, January ~ 1887.
CYRUS r.. CRANDALf., ESQ,
Crystal Fails. Mich.
Mandamus granted compelling board 20 meet
promptly aud canvass votes.
CHAs. G. HOPKINS, clerk.
The Supreme court has granted the writ
Of mandamus, and the order viii bc
iourthcoming shortly, when immediate
action will be taken 10 determine where
the county seat will be located, which
win be Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
WHY NOT !?
HAVE THE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL
FALLS INCORPORATED.

Many Thfngsfhaf Uouidbe ccnsnD,paatcdif N
Crystal Fails sras only Incorporated
The scheme 90 D. Discussed by The
CHise.s--.H Many ia Faror III u,
aud manv more naf rHf be
,chen hcv are >ho,rn the
True Iarardaess oT the
Idea-.W Turn ouf.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
CONGLOMERATE.
IRON, LUMBER AND OTHER NATUR-
AL RESOURCES.

~. R. King, Of Mfi,ra~isee, buys The kin'baH
MfHe-The Paint Rircr Nine "a scnd oH
10000 toms of Ore merit scasoH--LoO-
Ding Operations OoiH0 ON at
Lfrefy Hafc-- Furious Natural
Resources set forth Much
Exploratory Hork be-
ing TarF.fcd On.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
IRoN COUNTY OFFTCERs: J

Iron COUNTY OFFICERS; J : Mclean,
sheriff T. T. Dunn. county clerk and register of
deeds G II crandall. prosecuting attorney; II
j Huphitt. treasurer thas Gallagher probate
nudge; 4. Lott. Circuit court commissioner
FG Clark. surveyor 1. A FrederichS and Chas
Bush. coroners Ralph Prince, under-sherih,
crystal Falls; William Michnels. deputy sher.
in Metropolitan; l. II McQucwn. deputy Shcr-
III, Iron River and stambaugh.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsrERs. Meets in
Doucets opera house the first and third Tues.
days Of every month : Waters WCR u
4 smith. sec Lustheld treas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
Wanted.

A dwelling house containing five or six
rooms, wanted for occupancy not later
than February 10, 1887. Apply this
office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

CRYSTAL FALLS township officers: &. r.
Roberts, supervisor; Chas T. Davis, clerk; John
Fisher. trensnrer: Daniel lrquhart, cOmmis-
sioner OF highways; II Kiinbnll and william
Hooper. school inspectors; Chas Gallagher, q
d Wech, John Morrison. Al Austrian. justices.
ofthe-pcnce II Kimball health officer: A A
Metcali, poor physician, Lustneld, deputy
township clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

FIRST PREsBYTEIuAN church. Rev. w. II.
Donset pastor Services az the school house
every Sunday NJ 1890 "A m and 700 m
sunday school at il3O. Prayer meeting at
100 Thursday evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29
MENOMINEE RANGE BRANCH,
G. d NV. X. X.
TIME TABLE.

Posi- OFFICE. Daily mail Tor Mastodon,
Florence. Stambaugh and Iron River closes at
I2m Daily mail for north and range closes
az 0.8O y m Daily mail for south and range
closes NJ ~ m Mail from south arrives at
12.30pm Mail from north arrives at $40 p
m once hours from m 60 $50 y IN ON
sunday from IL IN To 1910 p IN aud $50 To
7:80 y m A. A. METcAIF, Il NJ.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

IRoN RlvER township officers Otto +
Rebel, supervisor. y A Kendey, treasurer;
Thomas II Flanagan clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

BATES township officers: Charles Olson,
supervisor; Olot Iielgemo, treasurer; Ferdin.
aud Keyenstenhcr, clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

SrAAfsAuGH township officers: William
n Carpenter Supcrvlsor; Andrew Young treas.
urer Henry Lying clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

COURT TERMS. Judge Grant has set the
terms of the Circuit court OF the twenty fifth
Judicial Circuit for the years 1857 as fol-
lows. Delta county--First Monday la Jan
nary second Tuesday IN May. First Monday
In October. Iron county--Second Tuesday ia
January, fourth Monday I'm Iune third We'd
nendny Ia November Mcnominee couDty--
Last Monday IN March, third Tuesday In June,
arsf Tuesday I'm September. fourth Monday IN
November. Marquette county-Firrt Wcdnee.
dnv in April. fourth Tuesday ln May, third
wednesday IN September, first Wednesday, IN
December.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-01-29

MAsroDoN township officers: Il Scad-
dem. supervisor; w 0odshall treasurer;
1hos Holmes, clerk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
PEOPLE DEMAND PROTECTION
PATENT MEDICINES.

What are they7 AZ q general thing
they are prescriptions having been used
with great success By old and wsll-fead
Physicians Thousands Of invaiids
have been unexpectedly cured by their
use. and they are the wonder and dread
Of Phyeicians and Medical Colleges in
the U. \. 90 mach 90, thas Physicians
graduating 81 Medical Colleges are re-
qaired 20 discoantenAnca Proprietary
Medicines, as through them the country
doctor loses his NEST prodaahle practices.
As q manafacturer Of Proprietary Md
icsnas, DR.. q. q. Green % Woodbury.,
n. j.. advocates most eotdially,-in or
der 10 prevent the risk that The sick and
an cted are liable 10, almost daily by
the use Of Patent Medicines pat ont by
inexperianced persons for agRrandize-
ment only, and the employing OF in-
experienced and incompetent doclors
u cursed, and men claiming 10 be doc
parlmentinG With their patients and
for the good Of The afflicted thas car
Government protses Is people b. max.
ing LAWS 90 regulate ths pRactice ef med
icino b better experienced and more
thoroughly educated Pkyaiciaoa and
thereby keep np The honor and credit Of
ths profession, also form laws fer the
tseordinR % Proprietary Medisines,
ander examination ADD decision Of ex.
psriensed Casmista and Physicians ap-
pointed for that purpose By the Gov.
eramsnt. before they are licensed fer
general naa. he woald most freely
place the recipe 81 Basehss's 6srnan
syrup and Grssn's August Flower under
sneh lava bad be ahs proper protection,
Aad thsreby save the preiadlcs OF the
people. and avoid he eouapetition and
sgaii1sio0 Of woFtntesa incidence -
Cspigs fron TIE CAkaaso Aais, Aaz. ; .
tSa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

TIE theory is advanced thai Senator
Riddlsberger IL insane. His antics
during the last session Of Congress vers
certainly such - 10 warrant the belief
that biz mind IL diseased, and his re-
csnl trouble with . Virginia iadRe ha'
strengthened the impression that be
viii bear watching. when RiddlebeF-
Ger was elected 10 the Senate Ne waa
regarded a. q brilliant and promising
man. 10 has been evident Tor some
time, however. that bic mind has been
weakening. and the only question nov
Il e 70 whether or not Il is gone entirely.
The Insanity OF Riadleberger woul q
bo . matter Of great Importance to
both Of the great political parties, aud
u may BE- taken for granted thai be win
noe be declared insane without q con-
soas. His vote decides The political
complsxisa OF The Senate. With him
the Republicans have q majority Of
one. and sith Democrat IN hls place
che majority would be the other way.
In easa be we're Declared lnsAne be
woald be succeeded By . Democrat, for
the Virginia legislature has Q large
Democratic majority. The people nay
accordingly well feel sOlieitous about
The condition Of bis mind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
arAra ceavEarIea IapeasEnEsr.

This h good year for favOzits sons.
The Republican conventions sf The Va
rio1s ssalea are indoFsing prominent
oltisens As candidates for The Prosidsn-
~ In q manner uhich must be very
gratifying 10 them. even n the benefits
- Be derived fFom The Endorsement are
net very tangible.
This method Of indorsing favorise
candidates b somsthing aswln our poll
els. Years aeo'it vAs sassonary foE
candidates for the Presiaeneg 10 be
nomlnaaed b. STATE conventions. b.
Oon9rssaionAl caacases. oF In any ether
manner thai happened 10 strike shsiE
supporters - advisable. Towards The
middle % he century. however. the
iussics u nsualnAtsng candidates IN "a.
tlonal eouvsntions sailed for the par
poss became apparent. and 10 . few
yaaTa all other nsthods fell ints disass.
TIE present tsndsney seems b Be 70 .
earsain extant q revival q The old saa-
sen with he sxespsion thai Tie State
oaussniicus are dominating candidates
suhiesa 20 The action o. re national
eonxentien aud noa. - formerly. d.
Fsesly snhissa 10 the decision & ths peo-
pie ne RspahiscAna Of oAio fOrmAily
pEussntad Sherman 10 the RspablicAn
naaional eonvsntioa and 10 TIE conntFy
aaneEAlly - = sandidaas fes Tie Press
asney. TIE Rspahiisans 81 fsnnsyl-
vaula usna osiside e thslr STATE fes =
caudiaaas snd rresenisd Blaine ~ HEIR
chaies. snd u b said thai tie Rspahli'
sans q Iowa VII toaay adogs FssOlu-
zion sslling sne esuniEy hsw maeh they
thluk % asnaiox AIiison and hsw eooa
: Pssslzenf tAsy THAI hs wssia maks.
OF suarse, u hAs ione essn saEaoaaaSy
fer the stats eonvsntisna shieA ma
for he rurvass - ssissssns esassaass
@ tAs national enrvesAters b snateais
tAs eandiaaia tAAt shsg prsfsEzad and
d maay eases 10 irsiFsss Ne dsiseaiss
hsu 10 aasa thels vpsaA eaa saver unan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24


The people Of Teunssses are pnzzsed
aud Il Is all because Of She Ambiguous
Language Of their State constitution
ThIs instrument, which is certainly q
funny one, says:
sAnd II the people shall approve ana
ratIfv auoh amendment 81 Amend'
msnia. bg majority Of ell the oitixsns
Of the STATE, VOTING foF Representatives,
voting IN theIr favor. such amendment
or Amendments ahall become part Of
this constitution"
Az The rsopls are 10 vote this year on
an amendment prohibiting the mana
fasturo and sAle Of Intoxicating liquors
considerable eaEiosity is manifested IN
regard 10 the meaning Of this FemaFka-
BE olanss. There are almost ~ many
w@pug,mssseaeHa. an. -tha anha9na 4,
~ great a. 10 vas in Texas, the oouEts
win probably be called upon 10 decide
whether or not the amendment Is car
RED.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

Tbs Rev. Dr.. W. H. q. Adams sno
4. he Prsuidsns Of he Iiiinos ives
Isvan Unlyssalty, and presumably .
grusIsman Of some Judgment, and ons
800 esassnsnt Il entitled 70 eousloss.
stlou. declares that there vas 10 hfs 3
- Chassworsh bridge. whsrs sns iss'l-
IL railroad aoeidsnt occurred 2 re-
a., SEQ. He says The asoidsns Wa
dus 10 an aatsnpt 10 run 3 bsaSy tl y.
over an old and rotten bridge. ana 'nA'
thaa 3 Al thsEs Il Of u. he dssiAre.
thas uuAer ne circumstances 9 Soulo
ksxs been lmpOssIbls for The bEidee g
nave taken ere a. has bssB described
sud uupporis his theory With . nnmosl
a psanslbls Arguments. II ms q
trus' 1. Il the railroad company ana no'
~ imprisoned section foreman ~no 4
a blame for The terrible accident
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

A. yssr has fk1zs hnsn 90 in.snnss
y ! sanas sonssnfsnn uhssh msi : ysss
ussvsouS - ne mssGssz Of ~ nsiAo1ai
souvsnilon, ana uhieh uas called tsf
a. enfirsIy aiasrsnf purposs. ceel1Eise
ia ehoEsa annone the varioas ssnai1-ssa
sos dc Prssidsnsy. Ths nss dspaEsazs
Il aus 10 shs anxsssy Of senator snef-
man,s OAio fsiands 70 prsssnf han
formally - shs eouniry. and De friends
Of ether candidates 10 other nshtea haNs
shsun b their sstb0n ~ they en-
s.ass shs idea 9 good enc.
Tbess Fssolutions Of indsessnsni, q
e,arse, have no binainG eheof. 1nsy
azs uos eusrnnies that the cold voae
of shs STATS uiIl be cass fog the sandi-
dsts EndoEsed, Or svsa that he dslsEA-
asn from that ssass wilI coniain .
duuIs member Who d friendly 70 him.
Tbs eanysufion called 90 sslscf asis-
gates nay take an entirely diAsEsni
yfsw Of he eontsst and may insiruoi
lee delsaatss 10 vote FOR some eandlosse
cher nan the one indoEssd the zeal
eesors. sush asfion, Of coarse. % no'
psobabls In any sass, bus Il = far from
inpossbis.
Tee eject Of the resolutions nov
being adoptsd Is simply 70 present m
candidates 70 the people. They miro
dncs saorsa 10 secure the nomination
and are simply notices thai the gentle
msu whom they name nay Be Regarded
a candidates. They are largely com
ulimsutary in their naturs, their onll
real bsnaff 70 the person conplimsnies
being thai they enable him to condns
himself a. q candidate and 70 speak 0
himself e. Q candidate without layinl
himself open 10 the charge Of being 70
forward in presenting his own claims
A msn Who has the Endorsement Of
state convention 81 9 candidate for %
| Presidency may reasonably coDsids
hinssIf q candidate, but without tha
Endorsement be would be seosfel
criticised II be posed before the countr
Is en- aspiFant for the hiRhess ono
within the gift Of the people.
The Endorsements are therefore con
vsnient for the candidates and IS the
do nobody any harm, the idea l. prob
ably not bad one. With two cand
dates indorsed and another about 10
Endorsed, however, II Is 10 be hoOed thu
all others who would like to be Fegarde
|, as aspIrsnts for she Presidency win
, | similarly treated. Let oonnecticat Il
: dorss Hawley. Wisconsin indOFse Rus
A and Neg York indorss any Of b
many citizens who have been me-
toned az candidates. Then let all q
candidates 20 to work with The col
i soiousness that they are not ct ell Ii
4 modest In pressing their claims, and u
national convention may be depend
upon 10 select from among them q
one who will beat Cleveland By q
. largest majority.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24


DELEGATES 10 lhs coming General as
ssmbly Of The Kniehtsef Labor are nov
being elected by The various Dissfies
Assemblies, The delegates eisessd y
some Assembly being reported a'mOs'
evsry day. The elections seem 70 'oFn
almosa entirely on the question o.
frlsndship OF hostility 70 the admins
srssson Of 0rasd Master Workman
Povdssly. while 10 has not been an
nounesd that Mr.. PowdeFly has recon-
sldersd bis recently declared deseFmi'
nation not aeosps . reelection. dslseale'
ssyorabls 70 him are being elected ~
many Of The District Assemblies and %
has offered no objection 70 She eViaen'
ulan .e make him oaes more q eaodl-
da.s. There y . great deal OF opposi-
tlon 70 Mr.. PowdeEly, however, ana y =
eVidsnl that 10 be Is again chosen 20 o.
his responsible position 10 wih only q
altar A bitter contest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
ARAHRoNTNe TnE TRAIL.

the national cattle trail IL abandoned.
Never again IN the history Of the United
States will great herds Of Texas castle
Be driven northvaFd through Colorado
10 Wyoming and Montana. Home
slsads and pTe-emptions are takinR the
Mace Of the range, and the oattiemen
81 Texas are finding their progress
northward impeded By the fences, she
farms, and the cultivated Zelda Of
farmers.
mis- Il shown By the fact thai 1000
cattle nov on the trail have been stopped
and within q few days they vii os
turned back toward Texas. 10 would
be possible this year 70 get through
nosWithstandinR so much OF the coun'
try has BEEN taken upi bot there Il nc
yaSt n D aHss Rs r E las 81 I
or Is not market In the Northwest, The
trail will then be closed b. the fences oil
the settlers.
This is a revolution IN the cattle busi.
ness. IL forces apon the attention OF
every Western mas the consideration OF
the rapid settlement Of the plains. Only
q few years ago there was hardly any
one who believed that the plains would
IA A1N AuhtH@ Va 0alN = NV CAAa " ~
thickIy settled ~ 10 drive the cattle of
OF the range and block the National
trail. Bat nov We see this, and We can
hardly dare 10 guess what the next few
years will bring forth In the changing
conditions Of this Western country.
But Il does not follow from the aban-
donment Of the trail that the shipment
Of cattle from Texas 10 the Northwest ID
al an end. Texas ID still the favoRite
breeding ground, while the ranges Of
Montana and the British possessions
will be chiefly used for fatteninG. Cat
tie raised 10 Texas will be shipped 10
Montana, bat Il will be BY rail and not
By dEtvinR them oveF The Netional trail.
The Denver, Texas md Gulf will carry
large part Of thia q M Tie cattle
will pass through Dsnvsr, d IN she
East Beaver Stock yards they will be
cared for In transit This will. as We
have often pFophesiad would be the
case, make Denver q great range cattle
market.-Dssner Rrpublican.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

WAITS oE SaTsoxs- IL 10 estimate.
THAI ~ wealth 81 the failosiae eoun
triea u Increased AnsnAliy By tie sams
nGDsd: 0er1say. too.oon4a 0real
Britain. esA GOOD, Rsarss. eSTS aoa.
oQo.ana ths united stAsea &s1Anoo. oo6
Tie Cnleed States u already To-
ueAilkisSi nattan IL the weld. 6n3 a
tks ahovs aguFeN shoW, ita vsAlan is To-
ofs9s.DR TIE mes, raptdlY -cAsosss ~
49, tAlasa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
LADIES

In delicate ksalsh needing q reutls vs,
eHectivs laxative vill and he Calffarnis
liquid fFrit remedy, syrnp Of Flea,
p1esslrG 70 tks TASTE. accsptahie 70 tie
stomach. and peffseily s4fe IN al eaass.
L IL The most easily taken and pleasant
" efs0tixs reneSy kscwu 10 care RnA
prevent coslixs1ess, % diEpel hea6anheR
eeldS AID fevss, aaa strengthen TIE kid-
Eeys. hssF and hogsla. and 10 tkErstors
q favaFtis FeuSdg with ia1iea For nals
- 50 ss1is snd 81 bostlsA ~ A. h
SEEwAEx. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
DISsoLBTIoH Or PARTNERSHIP.

THE FIRM HKRKToRoRE KISSING Ux
4 Der the naEas add stsis u v. n. shCudJ
4 Co., dolne baainsug IN the e1ty q eaaGsie
v. r.. d tkls o. eiasslVea b. usfsAi con
seat ". n. Sbou&y having purchases the IN
tiFa lntassat q v. ! Graves.
Al dehas and liah6lli1ea Of Ne lxts Arm o.
". h. Ghosdy Z @. have bsen anSumad b
lag . sEld Ara are 70 - pala 70 him.
". n. eH0CBT.
w. L GRAVES.
szAz1IE, v. T.. Aas Il. 1871.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
..WANn. rNRn

WAen yoa address . letter 10 Any
part of Washington TeFFfbory. ahhrsv,
iAte b. wFitinS WASH. Ter. Dealt say
W. r., o. some refur@ pestAl enployee
wtil ssad 70 70 Wyomina. This "a
Sspokea fFen aes and expeFisnes. -
$780, CAaas.A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
BAR MEETING.

T,HERE WILL BE A SPECIAL NETTING
i q the Seattle Bar Association on next
Thursday evening. Auguss 25ths - O'Clock
.. m, IN the Court Hcnss IN this city, for the
deem Advisable. n vas4 q the contemplated
remeYa from cur midst Of cur professional
brother, Mr. James MeNsught. A full at1end-
anes e requested. JOHN J. Mc6TLvRA.
President Seattle Bar Association.
O. T. BOWMAN. sec. Seattle Bar Assn.
Dated a. aeaatie. Aug. p, 1881. 23au2l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
NOTlCE.
JAPAN BAZAAR,

VIE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w assortment Of Japanese Fancy Goods
ChinsWara. sun Hsndkerehiefs, EmhsoidsEiea.
scFeeaa. BaBsern, Craps 9AaWis, all kinds Of
Curios. Ladies 6ndefweAr, elenis' ShiFts. ina
Teas. eie-, and 9 saneFai tino o. useful aEd
Ltzhf BuIdins, Rfouf s1Eus4 eesttie. iele
LAS ChunG. managsF, IL alons suihogized
70 izeur aug iA3ehsa6aesa aaaizsi ne naaaar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
sz4r1I.. v. T.. Aas- Il. IN.


o. v. II. Sho16y B ca. aust 10 pnf9 20 ne at
ny ofBos, sl7 Ccmmarc1al stresa, 81 or b.
iose eAe la q aap1Amhar, 1871, s3herEiso
thry w1E bs plsoed n the hHnss q my A.
sa.rz.a. Az. e. -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

are xrRwTn KRLER BM61 70 ~.
VI n1ancs Cd - 81 go - -. 49,
schoaI 81 Boys 30 ezEls = - -
ssress. a.aifia. VT -. .--A-.
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al wool esaek ciAgsnal salsa ets, ali
sooi eles eAsvioa sasts 81 eAa Fraa-
ssaco StnEe. gals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24


Alnw paned b the lnal ponRraAs -
onsres sGeEy narEisoe cazeUo1T pet-
foEnnsA h any Of tbs 1errituxlas 70 %
certified 81 IL 6nlniz1nF @ c1hesz 81
fornnlna Is. giving the fnli names e ~
rartisa, nad th78 ceTti8sata nus. =
sirned bY Ne parties married an1 q
- mfnfSssR g oflee1 pslfeEUtnE -
esssnany and then hled foe rec1fa y
- Prohafs Conrt. Puniahmsns foE
vielssinn mnY be one thausaad collaEs
8 imprisonlnsnt for fwo yea7s-Ossr-
pfs sfandand
CANADIAN PACIFIC r. \. EXCURSIONS
Psrfiss Qcine Essf uiiI save moneI .
ealing % = ". MOauBEs. On Nj
street.. -
ekE0 embruids<ed Fobs suits rsdus<l
% 20 IS: Zoe Iawn rednoed 10 61(c, clear
nncs sale. San Eraneiseo Stors. nal'
Tusuty-avs seat silk handkarohisfs
CHRzTKR CERAxx.
Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
TO LET.
TO Lett.

lone OR TWO ELEGANT AND ELKGANr-
~ ~ furnished rooms. Enquire Il this
| once au2Otf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
ACADEMY or THE HOLT NAMES
SEATTLE. W. \.
BOARDING kHD BlY School For GIRLS

cyTuprEs WILL BE RESUMED A1a. 3.
- Y@T Thnr0nrh ims1rnctisa tn the ms
Iish transhes, Ar Husies AleclAcn ~ -
Ianauaeus b. an expeElGnoed oosEs g 49,
Waxva-k- CraTou. PaintlsE IN Oh and in Water
ccIors. Pnfnfinx on China, Glass. Neisets &c
thorough Baan and HAKmoay reeelEe o1e -
trneion. vocal nude, industrial arAw!ng.
pIsin and ornamental nasdlouork tN1Ght tEee
Of eharza, Boys under u VII Be receaFeu u
. separEss department.
susa~ m SISTER SUPERIOR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24

Tvsuty-fvs eat six handkssohIsfs.
CHzsTER CEHAxx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
RRcEIvKR APPOINTED.

Judge Jones Of Seattle, vas in the
city this morning 10 hear the alignment
in the case Of Weeks W. Westcolt, pre-
viously reported. Frank Neeker vas
appointed receiver. The Joe case
whatever that may bel bis honor said.
did net cone % although il las ex-
pecssd 10 be heard.
Doa9an and BFineham yesterday
signed The oo1tract for the neS Fife
baiidtng On PAeihe Avenus. and a. ones
began The work Of eonstr1etion- Thee
doFa HoeneF has iuss given the same
arm . contract for tie building Of q
neu residence for himself. 20 be located
90 Tacoma Aven1e.
TIE brothef OF PolisemAn JOhn Nor.
Fis. Of the Puyallup Indians. 9 younc
man Who had iusa arrived Ct the Rsses-
vstion after graduating from TIE school
~ salem, Orseor. died On Sanaay. a. q
Was barred yesterday.
TACOMA. AGA. =, 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-24
WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED TORS BARLEY.-w. Il,
" BoGARDUs. Seattle Feed Mills, Seattle.
Box $40. aul9ifm
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-05-07

that has reduced the national debt,
and will shortly begin to pile up a
surplus in the Treasury if something
is not done to relieve the people or
spend the money.
This is the particular kind of taxa
ton which should be carefully kept
down to the lowest practicable point,
since the working people pay the
most Of it, they being in the very
large majority. 1t is therefore to the
interest of those out Of whose. wages
the national revenue is mainly deriv-
ed to secure a reduction of it, rather
than to permit extraordinary ways to
be invented for spending all that is
now coming in. Where national
money is to be expended for the sake
Of spending it, it would be wise to in
vent some way by which those pos
sessing property should pay the taxes
rather than the people who possess
none. But meanwhile the working
people should insist that Congress
shall speedily put an end to wasting
their money.